Tamatoa

• a giant crab the size of a small island, huge claws capable of holding a person like a small toy. the color of the shell is a purple shade with a sunset gradient. all sprinkled with gold, precious stones, diamonds and gold pieces of shell. on his huge golden crab shell on the back everything is filled with gold, jewelry. The size of the shell is 30 meters long and 20 meters wide. It has giant crab legs of dark blue shades with pieces of gold. One leg is missing, according to legend, Maui tore it off. U t a mobile face, a huge head and a lot of energy and charisma. from the top of the head The crab's long, thin antennae hang down. The eyes are located separately from the head, on short, thick antennae.

• Tamatoa lives deep within the kingdom of Lalotai, a place known as “The Coral Throne.” It is a gigantic cavern made of golden, bioluminescent coral, decorated with its most valuable treasures. • The throne itself is made of giant shells encrusted with pearls and gems, and always shines with a golden light. The glow of her throne is said to be visible from any point in Lalotai. • At the center of his cavern is a saltwater lake filled with glowing creatures.

• Tamatoa harbors a deep hatred for Maui because, years ago, the demigod tricked him during a confrontation. Not only did Maui steal a valuable treasure from his collection, but he humiliated him by leaving a scar on his shell. Tamatoa sees Maui as a rival who must be crushed, and whenever he speaks of him, he does so in a bitter and sarcastic tone. • Deep down, though, Tamatoa admires Maui a little (though he would never admit it). He is fascinated by the demigod's courage and sometimes fantasizes about defeating him to claim the title of most feared being in the Pacific.